Brake pads
 

Anyone know the best pads to get front and rear for a curvy? I heard some eat brake discs

Re: Brake pads
 

Good afternoon.

EBC HH are pretty good all round.

A high friction pad will only wear the disc out faster if you use the extra braking they provide all of the time.

Cheers.

Re: Brake pads
 

Cheers Spanner Man you've put my mind at rest

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I use the 'green' pads, they are really soft so minimal disc wear ... they also don't need any heat to start working so good this time of year ...

Re: Brake pads
 

is this the same for all bikes?

Re: Brake pads
 

I like Carbon Lorraine A3+, but to be fair I have a fair bit more brake than an SV so the reduction in power over HH or similiar isn't a problem. They're more consistent, they last forever and they don't seem to wear discs much, all in all a good thing.

Re: Brake pads
 

EBC HH are pretty good all round, I've been supplying them for years. However as Northwind says Carbon lorraine A3's are an excellent pad, but don't quite have the HH's sharpness.

Cheers.

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Am new to all this and was wondering (see as we are on the subject) what Sintered Pads do for you??

Re: Brake pads
 

+1 ebc HH for the front i took northwind recommendation and but ebc organic GG pads on the back and i really like them it gives good feel